La Basilica di Sant’Eufemia è un luogo affascinante e ricco di storia. I mosaici pavimentali sono meravigliosi e perfettamente conservati. Atmosfera suggestiva.

Franco Varetto

Don't miss it! We're in the heart of Milan.

+3

Ana Marcon

It's located in the Piazza Santa Eufemia in Milan, and from the outside you can't imagine how beautiful it is inside. It's difficult to find it open; it has specific opening hours! I loved it! They need to maintain the square better, as it's very overgrown and neglected. The church deserves a cozy and eye-catching square!

Roberto Rps

Built in the 5th century, it was rebuilt in the 15th century. The neo-Romanesque exterior dates back to the late 19th century, while the interior is reminiscent of the Gothic style. The portico in front of the entrance is beautiful, as are the paintings and frescoes, many of which are the work of great Renaissance artists. The vaults and several statues are visually striking. It's a little gem located less than a kilometer from Piazza Duomo, rarely visited by tourists but definitely worth a visit.

+25

Antonella Putaggio

I found the interior breathtakingly beautiful. The exterior architecture is also very beautiful...worth a visit!

Agnese Dionisio

Located in Piazza Sant'Eufemia, along Corso Italia, it is a small church in neo-Romanesque style, completely renovated in 1870 by the architect Enrico Terzaghi. Very intimate and quiet, it houses paintings from the school of Leonardo.

+2

Eva Kiseleva

Beautiful cathedral not very famous though They tell the central image of Virgin here helps in pregnancy And a bit lower the same corso Italia you can visit other beautiful cathedral with a yard which is Santuario di Santa Maria dei miracoli. Not so particular inside IMHO;) but the outdoors is impressive

Gian Piero Sommaruga

While waiting for a medical checkup in the area, today, for the first time, I entered this basilica and was enchanted. I must admit that I have little sensitivity to works of art, especially churches and monuments. My personal history has also led me to distrust priests and nuns, and the Church in general, so I can call myself a "believer," but with great difficulty. Nonetheless, entering this basilica, I felt a powerful emotion. After only five minutes, I lit a candle and began to pray for myself and my loved ones, with tears in my eyes. It was as if all the beauty surrounding me had suddenly brought me closer to God. If man, in the name of God, can create something so beautiful, there must be a God, I told myself. In my life, I have never felt such an emotion entering a church.

+2

Steve Turner

Take a detour to see this church. It is small but absolutely beautiful. We stopped in several times.

Rolf Bobaly

Ok

Emilian Zaharinov

Very beautiful church it is similar to Orthodox Churches in southern Europe. Very old and it is a must see object for your trip.

+3

Mary Lou Plesac

Wonderful!

Phyllida White

Beautiful church. Worth visiting. We sang at a wedding here and the acoustics were as amazing as famed to be

Andrea Contri

Beautiful romanesque revival church. Very well preserved frescoes.

Oleg Naumov

Very beautiful church but too few of original interiors survived.

È una chiesa molto carina ma soprattutto molto colorata con il soffitto completamente affrescato stile cielo stellato. Unica cosa è leggermente troppo buia perché ha poche finestre

Una bella sorpresa questa chiesa coloratissima. Acustica perfetta tanto da essere scelta da Maria Callas.

Augusto Saita

A wonderful experience in one of Milan's most beautiful churches. Rich in mosaics and frescoes, dedicated to the Saint. In my opinion, it's best to visit in the morning because the special light allows you to admire the beautiful stained glass windows. A must-see on a visit to Milan.

+11

Ayman Hu75

Very beautiful rosey church in Milan

DariuszM

Nice

DAVID SNYDER

Beautiful and unique church.

Vladimir Karafizov

it's impressive but a bit too overwhelming

NikFont

Basilica in the center of Milan on Corso Italia near the square of the same name. Built in the 5th century and remodeled in neo-Gothic style in the late 19th century.